Description
| The purpose of this series of events planned by the Organisational Transformation, Change and Development (OTCD) SIG leading up to the BAM 2023 Doctoral Symposium is to support the overall development of Doctoral Student members of the SIG and to create networking opportunities for members. The series is designed for doctoral students and early career researchers with the aim of enriching their experience of the 2023 Doctoral Symposium. During the events, experienced professors, lecturers, and members of the SIG will share knowledge and insights on BAM, the SIG, preparing for the 2023 Doctoral Symposium, and developing skills required for doctoral research and beyond. The second event, themed "Skills required for doctoral research", will include: Developing doctoral research skills and a Q&A with a selection of student submissions for Doctoral Symposium 2023. |
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Provider Information
BAM Organisational Transformation, Change and Development SIG
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Who Should Attend?
This event particularly speaks to A1 as indicated by BAM Framework.
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Benefits of Attendance
- Develop research skills
- Grow network of fellow doctoral students and early career academics
- Enrich experience of Doctoral Symposium participation
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Facilitators
Ikenna Okoro
Ikenna Okoro is a Professional Doctorate candidate at the University of Buckingham. He has extensive operational excellence experience within the manufacturing and service industries across Europe and the United Kingdom.
His research interests are operational excellence, organisational change, and sense-making. He is the Doctoral Student representative of the Organisational Transformation, Transformation, and Development (OTCD) Special Interest Group (SIG).
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Speakers
Dr. John Mendy
Dr. John Mendy is a Senior Lecturer and Programme Lead for MSc HRM at the University of Lincoln.
His research interests include: resilience research, the intersection between International HRM and International Business, Organisational Studies, Strategy, labour/employment relationships, autism and employment/HRM policies and practices with specific foci on SMEs, small family businesses and MNEs in developed and emerging economies.
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Contact
For general enquiries please contact the BAM Office at [email protected]
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Event Fee
BAM Members fee: Free
Non-BAM Members: £25
If you are booking multiple paid events as a Non-Member, it may be cheaper for you to purchase a BAM Membership as nearly all BAM Events are free or at a discounted rate for Members.
For more information, please visit BAM Membership
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Payment and Cancellation Policy
Payment for the event must be received before the start date of the event concerned. Access will not be permitted to the event if full payment has not been received.
Cancellations
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